Quick answers about MixKhazana's free tools, prayer times, fasting rules, games and more.
MixKhazana is a free online hub of handy tools, calculators, games and guides — from Word to PDF and a photo editor to prayer times and a Ramadan hub. Everything runs in your browser, no sign-up needed. Learn more on our About page.
Yes — every tool, calculator and game on MixKhazana is 100% free to use, with no hidden charges, no daily limits and no sign-up. The site is supported by ads, so it stays free for everyone.
No account needed at all. Just open any tool and start using it instantly — we never ask for your name, email or phone number.
Yes. Tools like the photo editor and Word-to-PDF converter process your files entirely in your browser — your photos and documents are never uploaded to our servers. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Everyone! MixKhazana is built for a worldwide audience — with English content and tools like European prayer times and daily currency rates it is especially handy for users in Europe. All you need is a web browser.
You can reach us anytime through our Contact page — send a message about a broken tool, a question, or a feature request, and we will get back to you.
The site is English-first so it serves a global audience. Some pages also carry Urdu content. Tools like the dictionary and encyclopedia work in English.
There is no app to install — and you don't need one. The whole site is mobile-friendly, so every tool and game works right in your phone's browser. Just bookmark mixkhazana.org.
Open the Word to PDF converter, click to upload your .docx file, preview it, then hit download — your PDF is created instantly in your browser, free and private.
It accepts .docx Word documents and produces a standard PDF file. Conversion happens on your device, so your document content stays private.
Open the photo editor, upload your image, choose the Crop tool, drag the corners to select the area you want, then apply and download your cropped photo.
In the photo editor, upload a photo and tap "Remove Background". An AI model loaded in your browser separates the subject from the background — no upload needed. Download as PNG to keep the transparent background. It needs a decent internet connection the first time.
Yes! The photo editor also resizes, rotates and applies filters to your photos, all free in your browser. Download the result in JPG or PNG.
Type any English word into the dictionary and press search — you get the meaning, pronunciation, example sentences and synonyms instantly, free.
Enter any topic in the encyclopedia and get a quick, easy-to-read summary powered by Wikipedia — perfect for homework, curiosity and quick facts.
Open Prayer Times, type your city name (for example London, Paris or Berlin) and pick it from the list — or tap "Use my location" to detect it automatically. You will see Fajr, Sunrise, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for today.
Prayer times come from the trusted Aladhan prayer-times API, which computes them from your location's coordinates using standard calculation methods. Times can vary slightly by method and local moon sighting — for exact congregational times, please check with your local mosque. For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Yes — the Prayer Times tool works worldwide, including all European cities. Just search your city or use your location. For mosque-specific jamaat times, confirm locally.
Your browser asks permission to share your location — please tap "Allow". If it still fails, just type your city name manually in the Prayer Times search box; that always works.
The Daily Currency Rates page refreshes every day from a live exchange-rate feed, so you always see fresh rates for all countries. Rates are indicative — banks may charge slightly different rates.
Yes. On the Currency Rates page you can switch the base between EUR, USD, GBP and PKR — all world currencies are recalculated against your chosen base instantly.
Open the Currency Converter, enter an amount, choose the "from" and "to" currencies, and see the converted value instantly — with live rates and editable rates if you want your own numbers.
Open Sunrise & Sunset, enter your city or use your location — you will see today's sunrise, sunset, solar noon and total day length, updated daily.
Enter your date of birth in the Age Calculator and it shows your exact age in years, months and days — plus your total days, weeks and hours lived. Fun and free!
Enter your height and weight in the BMI Calculator and it instantly shows your Body Mass Index and weight category. Note: this is a general guide only, not medical advice.
Roughly: below 18.5 is underweight, 18.5–24.9 is healthy, 25–29.9 is overweight, and 30+ is obese. These are general ranges from the BMI Calculator — not medical advice; please see a doctor for health decisions.
Open the Zakat Calculator, enter your cash, gold, silver, investments and debts, and it estimates the 2.5% zakat due. It is a helpful estimate — for your personal situation, please consult a scholar. For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Yes — the Zakat Calculator checks whether your zakatable wealth reaches the nisab threshold before showing zakat due. Nisab values change with gold/silver prices, so treat the result as guidance and confirm with a scholar. For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Most tools need the page loaded once, and many (like the calculators) then work fine offline. Tools that fetch live data — dictionary, encyclopedia, currency rates, prayer times — need an internet connection.
Yes — the Prayer Times page also shows today's Hijri (Islamic) date alongside the Gregorian date, so you always know where you are in the Islamic calendar.
Generally, eating, drinking, and marital relations during fasting hours break the fast, and the fast must be made up later. Details and exceptions vary by school of thought — For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Commonly mentioned: unintentional eating or drinking out of forgetfulness, brushing teeth without swallowing, eye drops and smelling perfume do not break the fast in many scholarly opinions. Rulings differ — For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Taraweeh are special night prayers performed in Ramadan after Isha, usually in congregation at the mosque, in which long portions of the Quran are recited. It is a beloved Ramadan tradition. For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Laylatul Qadr — the Night of Decree — is the blessed night in the last ten nights of Ramadan when the Quran was first revealed. Worship on this night is described as better than a thousand months. Many seek it especially on the odd nights (21st, 23rd, 25th, 27th, 29th). For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Fidya is a charitable compensation given when someone cannot fast (for example due to chronic illness or old age) and cannot make the fasts up later — typically feeding a poor person for each missed fast. Amounts and rules vary, so For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Kaffara is an expiation required when a fast is deliberately broken without a valid excuse — traditionally fasting 60 consecutive days, or feeding 60 poor people if one is unable to fast. This is a serious matter, so For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around mid-February 2027 (approximately 8–10 February), but the exact start depends on the moon sighting in your country — so watch for your local announcement closer to the time. Our Ramadan Hub shows the current Hijri date.
The Hijri (Islamic) calendar is a lunar calendar of 12 months, beginning from the Prophet Muhammad's migration (Hijrah) to Madinah — we are currently in the 1400s AH. Months like Ramadan and Dhul-Hijjah move through the seasons because the lunar year is about 11 days shorter than the solar year.
Mosques may follow different calculation methods (angle settings for Fajr/Isha) and fiqh opinions (for example on Asr time), which shifts the timetable slightly. Our site uses standard methods via Aladhan; for congregational prayer, follow your local mosque. For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Islamic teachings generally permit travellers to skip fasting and make the fasts up later, though many scholars say fasting while travelling is still valid if it is not too difficult. For your situation, For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Suhoor (sehri) is the pre-dawn meal eaten before Fajr to prepare for the day's fast, and iftar is the meal with which the fast is broken at Maghrib — traditionally starting with dates and water. Our Ramadan Hub shows today's prayer times to plan both.
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must hold for a lunar year before zakat becomes due — classically the value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. Because prices change daily, the cash value moves too — our Zakat Calculator can estimate it. For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Missed fasts are generally made up (qada) after Ramadan, before the next Ramadan. If you cannot make them up due to a lasting reason, fidya may apply instead. Details depend on the reason and school of thought — For religious rulings, please consult a scholar.
Visit our Ramadan Hub for Hijri dates and prayer times, and read our detailed Ramadan fasting guide — it covers what breaks a fast, taraweeh, Laylatul Qadr, fidya and more in one place.
Open Memory Match and tap cards to flip them — find all the matching pairs in as few moves as you can. It is a fun brain workout, and your best score is saved in your browser.
Open the Reaction Test, wait for the screen to turn green, then click as fast as you can — it measures your reaction time in milliseconds. Try a few rounds and beat your best!
Yes — all games are fully mobile-friendly. Memory Match and the Reaction Test work with touch controls right in your phone's browser.
The Downloads section offers free downloadable resources — check it out for handy files you can save and keep on your device.
The Videos section hosts our Islamic video collection — naats, hamds, Quran recitation and duas to watch and share.
New tools, games and articles appear on the homepage first, and we write about bigger additions on the blog. Bookmark the homepage so you never miss a new tool!
Our blog has practical guides: the complete Ramadan fasting guide, how to calculate zakat, BMI explained, and halal ways to earn online.